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This official brochure describes NATO operations in Afghanistan, including preparations for the July 31, 2006 handover of military duties in southern Afghanistan from the US to NATO.
Published July 2006
This official brochure describes NATO operations in Afghanistan, including preparations for the July 31, 2006 handover of military duties in southern Afghanistan from the US to NATO.
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